Park Guell is a reflection of the artistic fullness of Gaudí: belongs to its naturalistic stage (first decade of the twentieth century), a period in which the architect perfected his personal style, through inspiration from the organic forms of nature, for which implemented a series of new structural solutions originating from his deep analysis of ruled geometry. To this adds the Catalan artist a great creative freedom and an imaginative ornamental creation: starting from certain baroque style its works they acquire great structural wealth, of forms and lacking volumes of rationalist rigidity or any premise clásica.1 in Park Guell Gaudi deployed all its architectural genius, and put into practice many of his innovative structural solutions that would be emblematic of his organismic style and culminating in the Sagrada Familia.
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